Number of Brazil Amazon Fires Hits Five-Year High in August September 2, 2022 By Fabiano Maisonnave MANAUS, Brazil (AP) — More fires burned in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest this August than in any month in nearly...
After Wildfires, Scorched Trees Could Disrupt Water Supplies April 21, 2022 By Brittany Peterson TWIN BRIDGES, Calif. (AP) — In a California forest torched by wildfire last summer, researcher Anne Nolin examines a handful...
Climate Change: What Are the Economic Stakes? October 26, 2021 By Anthony Boadle COP26 climate talks in Glasgow starting next Sunday may be the world’s best last chance to cap global warming at...
Boston Requiring Zero Emissions For Large Buildings by 2050 September 24, 2021 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance that addresses climate change by requiring all buildings...
The Cost of Killer Heat: A Rising Risk of Death in Poor Nations August 3, 2020 By Eric Roston A few years ago, several top climate researchers joined forces to launch a data-intensive economics research project that promised the...